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It reads, in part: Petitioner does not know Mencken’s true identity with certainty, and therefore cannot serve a civil complaint on him at this time, but the evidence discussed herein and more fully examined in the attached report by forensic linguist and former FBI profiler James R. Fitzgerald strongly indicates that Mencken is in fact a member of the United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana acting outside the scope of his employment.
Letten has not commented on the claim, and on Wednesday, Perricone told the I-Team that any comment would have to come from Letten.
Legal analysts said, if true, the allegations could be damaging to a department that has earned a reputation as fair and effective in addressing corruption and other federal crimes in the New Orleans area. Though appointed by a Republican administration, Letten was kept in the highly coveted post following the transition at the White House. His support has crossed party lines.
Perricone is a longtime member of Letten’s team and has been involved in cases ranging from the Canal Street brothel to Operation Wrinkled Robe.

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Kenner police reported the following arrests. The arrest reports are compiled in a binder kept at the Kenner jail.
Maximillian D. Brown, 25, 7809 Bass St., New Orleans, was arrested March 6 in the 2500 block of Veterans Memorial Boulevard and booked with simple burglary.
David Riche, 43, 132 Peter Lane, St. Rose, was arrested March 6 in the 2700 block of Idaho Avenue and booked with soliciting for prostitutes.
Michael J. Quimby, 47, Brookfield, was arrested March 6 in the 2700 block of Idaho Avenue and booked with soliciting for prostitutes.
David L. Rivas, 60, 2520 E. View Drive, Harvey, was arrested March 6 in the 2700 block of Idaho Avenue and booked with soliciting for prostitutes and marijuana possession.
Curtis A. Reid, 53, 105 Bedford St., LaPlace, was arrested March 6 in the 2700 block of Idaho Avenue and booked with soliciting for prostitutes.

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Faye Sheets thesis defense
Friday, March 9,
2012, 11:00 AMAylesworth SE, Room 351
Faye Sheets will present her thesis, “State Injustice: Trapping Black Women as Sex Offenders for Prostitution in “The Big Easy.” Using a critical feminist framework this study explores the state’s implementation of the Crime Against Nature charge, a felony and sex offence, to convict impoverished Black women involved in the street sex economy in New Orleans.
Black women are disproportionately charged as sex offenders and criminalized while the state’s treatment of the sex economy in the French Quarter is treated differently. This is a qualitative case study that provides an analysis of data from interviews with sex workers, a community advocate, a public defender, a judge and a prosecutor from New Orleans. Committee members: Roe Bubar, J.D., chair, Karina Cespedes, Ph.D., Norberto Valdez, Ph.D., Courtenay Daum, Ph.D.

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Louisiana Politics: Romney, BRAC, Creationism, Jindal’s Ax, Rush Limbaugh, Connie ChungToday’s Louisiana political news: Romney comes to Louisiana, debate over “creationism”, Connie Chung and Louisiana women, the Louisiana legislative session, BRAC, Rush Limbaugh, sudden political… Get Over It Fans, New Orleans Saints Betrayed You With Bountygate     Fans are like innocent lambs. It doesn’t matter that in real life they might conduct a sober, serious life, have a responsible position…
New Orleans’s Manning Leaves, Randy Moss At 40, Saints Bounty Continues As Brees Ponders It is official.  New Orleans-born and son of Archie Manning, Peyton Manning is through in Indy.  By mutual agreement, owner Robert Irsay and Peyton Manning…
On Saturday, talk radio giant Rush Limbaugh apologized for calling Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke a “prostitute” and a “slut.” In testimony before Congress, she…

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Kenner police post online prostitution ad to catch 9 alleged johns
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Kenner police said today they arrested nine men in a prostitution sting operation using an online advertisement. The police put the prostitution ad on backpage.com, the same website that Kylan Laurent used last year to find two women he murdered and the third whom he choked unconscious.
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The two-day operation was part of what police called a continuous assault on numerous complaints of prostitutes using the website to set up dates at Kenner hotels for sex with customers.
Police have used backpage.com both to meet up with prostitution customers and to set up meetings with prostitutes advertising themselves on the site, said Lt. Wayne McInnis, Police Department spokesman.
The latest operation led to these people being booked with soliciting for prostitutes:

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Kenner police arrested nine men in a reverse prostitution sting operation using an online advertisement. The police put the prostitution ad on backpage.com, the same website that killer Kylan Laurent used last year to find the two women he murdered and the third whom he choked unconscious.
Subjects used the ad to arrange to meet an undercover police officer for sex, according to a police news release.
The two-day operation is one in a continuous assault on what police say are numerous complaints of prostitutes using the website to set up dates at Kenner hotels

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Louisiana Business: Baton Rouge Entrepreneurs; Fitch Ratings, Elderly; Bonefish GrillSix of the eleven StartupBuses from around the country will be pulling into Baton Rouge tonight at 7:00 p.m. at the Varsity Theatre for a… Louisiana Politics: Romney, BRAC, Creationism, Jindal’s Ax, Rush Limbaugh, Connie ChungToday’s Louisiana political news: Romney comes to Louisiana, debate over “creationism”, Connie Chung and Louisiana women, the Louisiana legislative session, BRAC, Rush Limbaugh, sudden political…
Get Over It Fans, New Orleans Saints Betrayed You With Bountygate     Fans are like innocent lambs. It doesn’t matter that in real life they might conduct a sober, serious life, have a responsible position… New Orleans’s Manning Leaves, Randy Moss At 40, Saints Bounty Continues As Brees Ponders It is official.  New Orleans-born and son of Archie Manning, Peyton Manning is through in Indy.  By mutual agreement, owner Robert Irsay and Peyton Manning…
On Saturday, talk radio giant Rush Limbaugh apologized for calling Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke a “prostitute” and a “slut.” In testimony before Congress, she…

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New Orleans’s Manning Leaves, Randy Moss At 40, Saints Bounty Continues As Brees Ponders It is official.  New Orleans-born and son of Archie Manning, Peyton Manning is through in Indy.  By mutual agreement, owner Robert Irsay and Peyton Manning…
On Saturday, talk radio giant Rush Limbaugh apologized for calling Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke a “prostitute” and a “slut.” In testimony before Congress, she…
New Orleans Saints: Brees Livid, Peyton and Loomis vs. Gregg Williams, Randy Moss and No Colston Saints owner Tom Benson is 110 per cent behind GM Mickey Loomis and Coach Sean Payton and wants them focused on the upcoming season said… The Louisiana Putz and Breitbart, The Last Tweets Sometimes there is civility and decency in this current acrimonious political environment—even on blogs and twitter and even between activists who happen to see the…

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Limbaugh Apologizes While Liberals Insult And Destroy Free Speech
Written by Administrator Tuesday, 06 March 2012 15:37
On Saturday, talk radio giant Rush Limbaugh apologized for calling Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke a “prostitute” and a “slut.” In testimony before Congress, she demanded free birth control prescriptions, noting that without insurance coverage it could cost a woman $3,000 over three years of law school. Fluke claimed that she was “embarrassed” at the pharmacy counter when she discovered for “the first time” that such contraceptives were not included in the Georgetown health insurance plan.
 It is hard to believe that a professional activist like Fluke did not know about Georgetown’s insurance plan. She has a long history working in liberal organizations and is the former President of Law Students for Reproductive Justice and former Vice President of the Women’s Legal Alliance. Her liberal activism is why the 30-year old was invited by pro-choice Democrats to testify on Capital Hill. Politically speaking, it is clear that Ms. Fluke is no virgin to the process. 

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There is little about the choreography that’s strikingly original: with its long fluent phrases and wide-angled body shapes, it’s reminiscent of early Jirí Kylián or Christopher Bruce. But there’s a propulsive kick, a fierce internal energy to the movement that reacts to the score in exhilarating detail. In articulating the currents of territorial emotion that crackle between the dancers, it elicits some of the strongest performances I’ve yet seen from this company.
Captured easily dominates the two other works that open the programme: Jonathan Goddard’s Running Silent, and Jonathan Watkins’s Together Alone. Although, I like very much the latter’s witty rhythmic interplay of languid and sharp. Christopher Hampson’s Storyville takes up the whole of the second half. It’s a New Orleans take on the Seven Deadly Sins (much of its accompanying music is Kurt Weill), tracking the downfall of innocent farmgirl Nola from prostitution to alcoholic ruin. Hampson tells his story deftly, with just seven dancers and no set. But in contrast to Captured, its handling of sex and corruption looks politely balletic.

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